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Port River Cruises

Offers ferry cruises of the Adelaide dolphin sanctuary and the ships graveyard all just up river from the soon to be nuclear submarine base. Lots of interesting sights all along this section of water. Weekend cruises can book out so try and book early.

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Address: 1 McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide
Getting there: Port Dock is the closest train station
Price: $55

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